Ordinances

Ordinances

Overnight Parking – Chapter 38 Article II Sec. 38-26No person shall park any vehicle, including a vehicle used for commercial or recreational purposes, or any trailer on either side of any highway, freeway, street or roadway located within the township between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of any day.

Un-mowed Lawn Enforcement/Noxious Weed Ordinance – The Noxious Weed Ordinance is in effect from May 1 through October 31 each year. While there are many rules that determine if a lot is in violation, the main ones a complainant should keep in mind are that the grass must be at least eight inches high on average across the lot, and the lot may not be over two acres in size.

Un-shoveled Sidewalk Enforcement – Delta Township property owners are reminded that they need to make arrangements to clear the snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property.Section 34-92 of the Delta Township Code of Ordinances requires that snow and ice be removed from the sidewalk within 24 hours of a snowfall. The code applies even if the property is vacant or the building on the premises is unoccupied. Click on this link to view the Township’s Snow Removal Ordinance. Contact the Delta Township Planning Department at 517.323.8560 with any questions regarding the Township’s Snow Removal Ordinance.

Permitting, Licensing & Official Documents

Permitting, Licensing & Official Documents

Dog License – Eaton County requires dog owners residing in the county to obtain dog licenses for all dogs over the age of 4 months. Licenses are available year-round at Delta Township accounting office. From December 1 thru May 31, if the dog is spayed or neutered the cost is $10, if not neutered or spayed the cost is $15. After June 1 the price is $30. Proof of rabies vaccination and neutering information is required from an accredited veterinarian. Dog license are payable by cash or check . Credit cards are accepted at a minimal charge. You may also apply or renew your dog license online http://eatoncountydoglicenses-eatoncounty-org.3dcartstores.com/

Passports – The Clerk’s office accepts applications for the processing of US Passports and Passport Cards Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. No appointments are necessary.

Register to Vote – Voter registration can be handled through the Secretary of State’s Office in Delta Township located at 8158 Executive Court (off Marketplace drive between Saginaw and St. Joe Highway), or at the Delta Township Clerk’s Office at 7710 W. Saginaw Highway. Updating your driver’s license at the Secretary of State’s Office or online at www.michigan.gov/sos will also update your voter registration and will be electronically submitted to Delta Township. Once received by Delta a voter identification card will be sent.

Property & Neighborhoods

Property & Neighborhoods

Block Parties – A neighborhood block party is a great way to meet your neighbors, create a sense of belonging, network within the community and sometimes help plan some change in your community!

Deeds – Deeds are handled by the Eaton County Clerk and Register of Deed.

Delinquent Property Tax -Delinquent real property taxes (land and structures): are paid (with interest and penalties) to the Eaton County Treasurer, at 1045 Independence Blvd., Charlotte, MI 48813. Please call 517.543.7500 or locally 517.485.3417 ext. 4262 for the current amount due. Payments made to Eaton County do not reflect in our records.

Drains – The Drain Commissioner is an elected official responsible for constructing and maintaining public storm drains throughout Eaton County, Statutory authority for the office is derived from Public Act 40 of 1956, as amended, commonly referred to as the Michigan Drain Code

Land Division – If you are looking to divide land you own you will need to fill out a Land Division Application and file it with the Community Development Department, Planning Division at Delta Township.

Rezoning – If you are looking to rezone a piece of property within the township you must fill out a rezoning application and file it with the Community Development Department, Planning Division at Delta Township.

Neighborhood Beautification Grant Program – Provides funding assistance and promotes neighborhood engagement by encouraging neighbors to participate in beautification projects at entrance points of their respective neighborhoods. Qualified projects will be eligible for a 50% match up to a maximum of $500. Grant Information and Application.

Recreation

Recreation

Adult Sports – Delta Township offers several adult athletic opportunities in the form of kickball, slow-pitch softball, sand volleyball, and indoor volleyball. You can view, search and register for all of Delta Township’s athletic offerings online ActiveNet site.

Senior Service – The Delta Township 39’ers program is an energetic and vibrant program that serves people ages 50 and over from Delta Township, Waverly School District, and surrounding areas. There is no fee to become a member, just come join us!

Recycling & Sanitation

Recycling & Sanitation

Garbage Collection – Curbside garbage collection is handled by local companies throughout Delta Township. The top two garbage collection companies are Granger and Waste Management.

Recycling – There are several recycling options throughout the township. Delta Township operates the Delta Township Recycling Center located at 5717 Millett Hwy Lansing, MI 48917.Granger and Waste Management also offer curbside recycling in addition to standard garbage collection.

Transportation

Transportation

Bus Service – Busing service is offered by two entities, CATA and EATRAN.

Road Maintenance, Potholes, and Snow Removal – Delta Township does not operate our own transportation department, the Eaton County Road Commission (ECRC) and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) are responsible for road maintenance within the Township. If you are experiencing problems with township roads that you travel please contact the ECRC or the MDOT’s Lansing TSC for information, questions or concerns.

Utilities

Utilities

Drains – The Drain Commissioner is an elected official responsible for constructing and maintaining public storm drains throughout Eaton County, Statutory authority for the office is derived from Public Act 40 of 1956, as amended, commonly referred to as the Michigan Drain Code